Inquiring minds would like to know what that Marine did with the .
Posted on 03/24/2010 9:57:20 AM PDT by Chet 99
yet another reason why we need CCWs, pitbulls and pitbull owners.
Put it on a high speed rail to the nearest town with a crooked cop.
Your advice seems sound, but everyone should also know that pit bulls have an extraordinary ability to withstand pain.
Inquiring minds would like to know what that Marine did with the .
Just. Damn.
Those liberals seems to know everything, huh?
absolutely FALSE !
A friend since elementary school had one and once I was renting a room from him. He had a 8 year old girl.
One morning as i was going to work , i opened the door to my truck and it attacked. As it gave warning growl crouched and ran at me, I turned around grabbed a shovel from the back of my truck and as it clamped on the back of my leg I jabbed the dog in the neck with a downward poke to the rear of me giving it a 1-1/2 inch deep cut and it released, I chased it around the yard trying to kill it , but it was too fast. I had a deep bruise and slight cut in the back of my leg and it ripped my jeans all the way down . Just as I had it cornered and was going in for the kill with the shovel, my freind came out and said "what are you doing....stop".
he took it to the vet and got it stitches and wanted me to pay ! I told him I would not pay and will kill the dog at the first opportunity. This led to an arguement and I moved out a few days later.
Oh yeah, pit-bull neck snapping is, well, a snap!
We have a pit bull and a cat, who has made the dog bleed several times.
Last week a homeless kitten came to our house and we’ve been taking care of it. It got through the baby gate and into the kitchen with the dog who started to chase it. The kitten hissed and drew back it’s little paw to scratch the dog’s nose. The Pit Bull stopped so fast he slid, looked at me with a “what do I do now” look and proceeded to pee on the floor.
Mean dog, that one.
I would agree with this, although 'gameness' varies between individuals. A good owner acknowledges that you can never trust your bull dog not to fight another dog. But you can channel a dog's interest in different directions; herding dogs excell at flyball. Labs excell at fetching balls, beers, slippers, etc. Pit bulls excell at pulling. You just have to be willing to invest time in your dog.
A pit bull not on a leash comes in my yard with my kids and my Shelties will be shot on sight. No hesitation. No guilt.
Is this satire? Has to be.
It’s part of his PACK!
Watch what happens the first time the neighbor’s 6-year old tries to pet your cute little kitten.
Don't forget to reload just to be prepared - the first clip may not have been enough.
Excellent approach to dealing with this dog.
LOL - love it.
My lab insists on fetching a duck whether the duck is amenable to such action or not.
However, he lacks the returning to owner and laying at feet gene.
Don’t confuse these people with facts.
ping
Why does catsup and mustard come out of the barrel of that gun?
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.